Price
£2200.00This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance
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Greek rooster.
Rhodes, early 5th century BC.
Terracotta.
Height: 18cm.
The bird has a circular wattle, a five-pointed comb, bulbous eyes and a pointed beak are well-modelled. The body shows a full breast, the wings rounded and touching the ground, acting as a rear support along with a pair of short, cylindrical legs. The tail terminates in an accentuated sickle feather. A vent-hole on the underside, the figure is hollow and made from a two part mould, with some gesso and patches of red to the body and yellow on the neck.
Such items were votive offerings.
Condition report
The surface restored and with overpainting.Stock number
11238The BADA Standard
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